Missing Fort Detrick officer's daughter last seen in Ogunquit
Mary C Olenchuk, 13, daughter of Brig. Gen. Peter Q Olenchuk, vanished while vacationing with her family near Ogunquit Maine. An Army helicopter from Fort Devens joined local police in a coast sweep after a woman reported Mary talking to a man in a maroon car on Shore Road. Police consider kidnap, not a runaway, with FBI and local authorities involved. Mary attended North Frederick Elementary. Olenchuk previously commanded at Fort Detrick and now heads the Army Ammunition Supply Agency in Joliet Tennessee. Her sisters are Nancy, 23, and Jane, 16.
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Mary C. Olenchuk
Joliet
Ill
Ogunquit
Peter Olenchuk
Fort Detrick
Maine
Peter Q Olenchuk
Olenchuks
Portland
Mary
Ft. Devens
Cecil Perkins
FBI
Shore Road
Perkins
Mary Catherine
Olunchuk
Army Ammunition Supply Agency
Frederick
North Frederick
Nancy
Jane
Three Master Plans Under Review In County Hearing
At a Planning and Zoning Commission hearing this morning three master plans were reviewed. County Attorney Thomas Glass assured residents that land use rights would not be stripped and private development in C-1 areas would be encouraged. Planning officials emphasized plans do not require public ownership of golf areas and that rights of way for highways would be handled to avoid landowner hardship. The commission did not act today, while a separate AP report notes a downward drift in the stock market in light trading.
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Margaret Hindman
Planning and Zoning Commission
Thomas Glass
Glass
Lawrence Johnson
Johnson
State Roads Commission
SRC
Louis Brosius
Planning Commission
Edward Holter
Fire Log Briefs From City Streets And Lumber Yard
Fire calls reported in the 24 hour period ending 10 a.m. on city blocks including East and East Patrick Streets and North Market Street. Bowers Lumber Co smoke investigation responded by Independents United and Citizens. Ambulance calls tallied Emergency five and Routine four.
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City East
East Patrick Sts
Bowers Lumber Co
Uniteds and
Citizens
North Market Street
Uniteds
Tydings Seeks 700 New Jobs At Fort Detrick Bill
Senator Joseph D. Tydings introduced a amendment to the Labor-HEW appropriations bill to fund 700 new health research positions at Fort Detrick in Frederick after the army vacates. NIH officials would run the main research and animal facilities, converting the base into a peace time biomedical research center and keeping staff in the Frederick area. NIH projects include slow virus research, hepatitis studies, dental caries program, aging research, and viral oncology among others.
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Tydings
Fort Detrick
Joseph D. Tydings
Dmad
Frederick
National Institutes of Health
Detrick
Army
NIH
Fort
Fred
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Maryland
Hagerstown mayor appoints white grocer to council sparks tensions
In Hagerstown, Mayor Herman Mills appoints Emmett Humelsine, 52, a white grocer, to the City Council as unrest rages after curfew and riots. Six people face curfew violation hearings as city police, deputies, and troopers quell disorders following earlier clashes and firebombings near the Negro district. A blue 1963 sedan tied to incidents is sought. Patrolman Charles Kline suffered minor injuries from a missile.
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Hagerstown
Herman L. Mills
Emmett Humelsine
Maryland
Herman Mills
Beachley Furniture Co
Negro
Charles Kline
90 Degree Heat Returns To Frederick County
Rising temperatures and high humidity pace into the Frederick County area this weekend with little rain. A dense ground fog cleared to reveal fair skies as highs near 90 are forecast for the afternoon. Overnight lows are mid 60s with forecasts calling for continued warmth into Friday and Saturday.
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Frederick County
Mercury
Mayor Cites City Workers For Averting Water Crisis
Mayor E Paul Magaha praised city employees for quickly handling a water line break on East Church Street that disrupted the southeast area. Crews worked from 2:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday installing and replacing pipes, restoring normal service by evening, with all departments on call and residents patient.
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Monica
E. Paul Magaha
Singapore
Frederick’s
William Davis
City Water Department
East Church Street
Frederick
Magaha
Century-Old Utica Picnic Set Saturday Afternoon
Century old Utica picnic, one of the oldest Sunday School gatherings, will be held Saturday Aug 15 at 2 p m in Miller's Grove east of Lewistown on the cement road to Creagerstown. The event, held over 100 years, features Norman Ford YMCA executive director as principal speaker, with music by Yellow Springs Concert Band and a diverse afternoon and evening program.
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Utica
Miller’s Grove
Lewistown
Creagerstown
William Hill’s Grove
Todd
D. W
Frances Snook
Randolph Stull
James Creager
Raymond Creager
Thurmont
Fry
Mae Culler Miller
Norman Ford
YMCA
Ford
Frederick
India
Leison
Brotherhood
Yellow Springs
Charles Cc. T. Stull
Powell Mothers and Daughters
Alabam
Prof. Dimwiddie
Mothball
Arbutus
Hannibel
Lilly-Bell
Katy- Did
Mr. Jackson
Sparkplug
Colonel
Baby Snooks
Samson
Tillie
300 Reds Killed In New Offensive Near Saigon
News of heavy fighting in the lowlands of Quang Tri Tri Thua Thien provinces reports more than 300 North Vietnamese killed as they try to launch an offensive. Maj. Nguyen Van Van of Fire Base O Reilly dies in a mortar strike. South Vietnamese and U.S. forces counter with air and artillery bombardment. Refugees flee as villages are damaged and clashes widen along the coast south of Quang Tri City.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van van
O'Reilly
Quang
Tri
Thua Thien
Quang Tri
Quang Tri City
O’reilly
U.S
Safeguard Foes Plan To Continue Fight
Senators pressed efforts to curb the Safeguard antiballistic missile program amid votes against killing expansion funds. Sen. Edward Brooke planned to offer an amendment next Wednesday to block two new sites, redirecting money to upgrade existing sites in Montana North Dakota Missouri and Wyoming. The battle centers on radar defenses and vulnerability to decoys.
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Washington
Nixon
Safeguard
Senate
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Brooke
John Stennis
D-Miss
Harold Hughes
Iowa
John Sherman Cooper
Rey
Philip A. Hart
Missouri
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
Chamber Picnic Draws 200 Attendees at Gambrill Park
More than 200 persons attended the annual Chamber of Commerce Picnic at Gambrill State Park on a Wednesday evening. Members, families and friends enjoyed catered fare, a K-9 demonstration by Cpl. Billy Snoots and his German Shepherd Pal, and a product showcase by Ken Toney of Motivational Concepts Inc. in Charlottesville, Virginia, with several political candidates present.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Gambrill State Park
Carl Weakley
James Freeman
Garland Feaga
Feaga
Chamber
Xuehne Croghan
Cpl
Billy Snoots
Pal
Ken Toney
Motivational Concepts Inc
Charlottesville
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Spa
Washington D.C
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Chester Pele
Vickie Wenger Doty
William G. Doty
Glenn Warneking
Joh Houston
Issac Stevens
James H. Grove
Emily Fish
Houston
Irving Weil
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